meeting; conference; session for discussion and work arrangement

to propose, suggest, or recommend; a proposal, suggestion, or recommendation

a joint decision, consensus, or formal document reached through negotiation

unimaginable; unfathomable; describes something so amazing or mysterious that it is beyond logic or common sense

to deliberate, consider, or discuss (e.g., of a committee or legislative body); deliberation

A member of a legislative body, such as a parliament or congress, elected to represent the people

a formal decision made by a group or committee during a meeting; to adopt a decision or pass a resolution by majority vote

member of a senate or the upper house of a legislative assembly

a disagreement, dispute, or controversy, especially one that is public and prolonged

a suggestion or formal motion put forward for consideration

parliament or legislative assembly; the body of elected representatives who make or vote on a country's laws. It is also referred to as [[国会|國會|guo2 hui4]] or [[议院|議院|yi4 yuan4]].

to express strong opposition or disagreement against a statement, action, or policy; a protest

meeting room; conference room

to talk about; to comment on; to exchange views on people or events

topic for or under discussion; subject of a meeting; issue

to evaluate something through discussion or collective review

to suggest something for the first time; to initiate; to advocate or sponsor a motion

different or opposing opinions; dissent; disagreement; (legal) a formal objection raised against a court ruling, administrative decision, or contract party

A formal proposal or motion submitted for discussion in a meeting or legislative assembly

the set of items to be discussed or the order of business during a meeting

The senate or upper chamber of a legislative assembly.

to discuss or deliberate on an issue; to negotiate or confer with others

a formal suggestion or proposal made during a meeting

The lower house of a bicameral legislature, or the sole assembly in some one-house systems; specifically refers to the U.S. House of Representatives or a Chamber of Deputies.

A written statement of agreement or a protocol document signed by two or more parties after negotiation.

speaker, chairman, or president of a legislative body; the person who leads a parliament or assembly

to deliberate or discuss public matters or official business

to deliberate or discuss a decision or proposal for a second time; to reconsider a motion

A meeting held over the phone by people in different locations; teleconference

agenda; order of the day; the sequence of items to be discussed in a meeting

to be controversial or contested; disputed

to criticize, reproach, or censure

A legal or diplomatic document recorded by participating parties, such as a treaty, a record of an international meeting agreement, or a supplement used to explain or modify an existing treaty.

To participate in and discuss state affairs; to engage in political consultation

council of ministers; a high-level meeting or conference of government ministers

to give rise to much discussion; widespread comment; tongues are wagging

National Assembly; national parliament; specifically refers to the French lower house of parliament

formal resolution or motion passed at a meeting

To bargain or discuss with a buyer or seller to reach a mutual agreement on a price.

member of the House of Representatives; congressman; congresswoman

written proposal; document outlining a new initiative

(law) a judicial panel or collegiate bench consisting of three or more judges and sometimes jurors, who jointly hear and decide a case; typically composed of three judges in lower courts and five in the supreme court

seat in a parliament or legislative assembly

Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference; China's top political advisory body

protester; a person who protests or participates in a demonstration

conference hall; assembly hall; auditorium

legislature; parliament; congress; a legislative assembly representing the people in a constitutional state

An enlarged meeting of the Politburo of the Chinese Communist Party in January 1935, held in Zunyi, Guizhou during the Long March

To negotiate or discuss face-to-face; often used in advertisements regarding salary or price.